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$26 BILLION!! POTUS Kicks Big Pharma Right in the Shin
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[quote:Copperhead:MV8zOTM5MTM0XzcxMTMyOTkyX0FGRTBCODlG] [quote:Cannabis Kills People:MV8zOTM5MTM0XzcxMTMyOTU0X0VBMzY1MkE2] Why do you have to pay retail prices for your drugs in the USA? I don't understand it. Here you pay a set price per prescription (£8.80 I think at the moment) if the drug costs more its the NHS who pays the rest. And If you are disabled like me or out of work or pregnant prescriptions are free. [/quote] How much does Gasoline and Diesel cost in the UK? [/quote]
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Sticking it to Pharma—With Competition
A record pace of generic drug approvals is reducing price.
Did you hear that the Trump Administration has saved Americans $26 billion on prescription drugs? Probably not, and one person who seldom mentions it, oddly enough, is President Trump. A report from his own White House shows how faster approvals at the Food and Drug Administration are lowering prices.
The FDA has over 20 months of the Trump Administration approved an astounding 1,617 generic drugs, which are identical to branded versions but sold at commodity prices after patents expire. That works out to 81 a month on average—an 17% increase over the preceding 20 months. The Council of Economic Advisers in October tried to tally the savings from new entrants: $26 billion.
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